BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

Bonneville county prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty in a murder involving a missing Montana woman, illusionist Rick Thomas is set to spread his magic around the BYU-Idaho campus, reporter John McSwain has the story, and the AARP foundation's tax aide program is setting up sites across the state starting today.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about the eight annual Ice Cream for Breakfast Day, information about nominations concerning The Idaho Department, and solar farms in Bannock County.

An Idaho man indicted for the murders of his wife and unborn child claims the killings were the result of a mental break down, Breanna Labouche gives the rundown of all the upcoming fun events at the Rexburg Romance Theater, and Idaho gas prices continue to fall.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about this week's BYU-Idaho Devotional from Brother Michael T. Nelson, Second Counselor in Young Men's General Presidency, what the theatre and dance department are planning at BYU-Idaho, and what the Homestead Senior Living Residents have been up to!

Governor Brad Little made some remarks on his ability to intervene with an execution, Chandler Guadagnin has the story on a pizza chain is helping Rexburg with its road maintenance, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints seminaries and institutes of religion announced new life preparation lessons.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about Rick Thomas and his upcoming visit to BYU-Idaho, the new commissioner for Idaho Fish and Game, and a Fremont's School District new super-intendent and his plans when he begins the job.

Convicted murderer, Pierre Lake, will spend the next 30 years of his life in prison, the Idaho House of Representatives voted in favor of House Bill 406, and tomorrow crews in Idaho Falls will be repairing a fire hydrant.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about how to apply for a job as a probationary firefighter with The Idaho Falls Fire Department, when the Snake River Animal Shelter will finish construction on it's auxiliary building, and information about the upcoming E-sports season starting February 12.

The Bonneville County Sheriff's office are still investigating a suspicious death, John Mcswain has the story on a new Lego store set to open in Ammon, and Texas Roadhouse in Ammon is set to reopen.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about when the Texas Roadhouse in Ammon is scheduled to be in operations again after its fire, a bill that would allow teachers to bring their concealed weapons to school in Idaho, and how BYU-Idaho is removing their application fee when applying to schools.

A Rexburg man is dead following a crash on Highway 20 in Idaho Falls, BYU-Idaho rids of the application fee, and Idaho Fish and Game are asking for the public's help with finding information.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about how Dominoes Pizza gave a grant to city of Rexburg, a Seattle woman owns a delivery service of vegan food in Eastern Idaho, and this year's "Souper Bowl" season by the local community in Idaho Falls.

On this episode of your evening headlines a deputy corner has identified the victim of a crash that happened Saturday night... Plus BYU-Idaho Radio reporter Breanna Latouche gives insights on how to see the improv comedy show in Blackfoot... And BYU-Idaho's Interfaith Leadership academic society are trying to build positive relationships on campus and throughout the communities of Eastern Idah...

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about BYU-Idaho's campus wide "Date Night", when the improv comedy group will be coming back for another show, and what the residents at the Homestead Senior Living were up to in Rexburg the last few days.

Today's BYU-Idaho devotional speaker shared her thoughts about joy and happiness and how to find them, Harrison Scott tells us more about the opening social for the Interfaith Leadership Society and the window to submit an application for the Terry Perkins Education Scholarship is now open.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about the attainment of college degrees going up, a lockdown at an elementary school in Idaho Falls, and gas prices still going down!

Elder D. Todd Christofferson dedicated the Orem, Utah, Temple, Austin Pace has the story on a BYU-Idaho Professor who says God has led him throughout his career, and Idaho Fish and Game has tips on what to do when in close proximity of a mountain lion.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about some construction going on in Idaho Falls and what to look out for, a couple of new bills being passed concerning artificial intelligence, and the three new members of the Idaho National Laboratory.

The production building for Reed's Dairy in Idaho Falls is a total loss after a fire broke out yesterday, BYU-Idaho announced the appointment of Nick Rammell as the new university Dean of Students, and a prospective bill would give the option of having an electronic driver's license to Idahoans.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about a new option at BYU-Idaho that students have to learn how to be newscasters, Chad Daybell keeping the same lawyer despite trying to get rid of him, and a fire that broke out in Idaho Falls.

A jury recently found a 43-year-old Blackfoot man guilty of battery, Pocatello Parks and Recreation is asking for the public's input for a proposed project, and Cody Miller has the story on international cinema near you.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about dedications of temples coming up for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, a man who was killed in Pocatello being identified, and a woman starting her own physical and mental therapy business.

A man shot and killed Monday in Pocatello has been identified, a boil water advisory is in effect for Falls Water consumers in Idaho falls and Chandler Guadagnin has the story on a Utah company that is providing a new and unique way to collect and tell the stories of family members.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about Boise State Football has won big in transfer deals, a local music store that is closing after decades of business, and locations where you can donate blood and platelet to The American Red Cross.

A Pocatello was arrested following a crash that injured two officers was in court today, a local music store is closed for good after almost two decades of music, and the American Red Cross is increasing efforts to increase blood donations to help the national blood shortage.